Snowboard Instructor Courses
Train to become certified as a globally recognised CASI snowboard instructor. Open the door to more career opportunities in the snowsports industry, improve your riding and ability to teach others.
Level 1, 2, 3 and Park 1 courses are available at various locations across Japan.
Translated and Chinese native language courses are also available.
Note: Minimum numbers are required to run courses, once minimum numbers are met, you will receive an email from CASI confirming the course will run.
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Level 1
Dates & Price
Who Should Take This Course?
You should take this course if you love to snowboard, and have a desire to introduce new students to snowboarding. You should be confident and comfortable both communicating and demonstrating in front of a group.
Am I Ready?
The Level 1 Instructor standards require you to pass both riding and teaching evaluations. In order to help you achieve success on the course, we suggest you take the following steps in preparation, if they are available to you:
- Spend time working as an assistant/apprentice instructor, in order to see a beginner lesson in action.
- Book a lesson with a current CASI Level 1 Evaluator to get feedback on your riding ability in relation to the technical standard.
- Complete the Level 1 course e-prep workshops.
Pre-requisites:
- 15 years of age on the first day of the course (ID must be presented on Day 1)
- Must be fluent in either English or French
- Able to demonstrate comfortable and safe riding skills on intermediate terrain
Description:
The CASI Level 1 Snowboard Instructor certification course is open to strong intermediate snowboarders, aged 15 years and older. Candidates on the Level 1 Course will spend time exploring snowboarding technique and teaching methods across a variety of venues, both on-snow (up to and including intermediate terrain) and during indoor presentations.
The CASI Level 1 course is an introductory course, designed to give successful candidates the skills necessary to begin their role as a new instructor in the industry. Beginner teaching methods, understanding of basic snowboard technique, as well as lesson planning and effective communication skills will be addressed.
Candidates will receive coaching on their snowboarding, as well as feedback on their teaching skills, with the goal of reaching the Level 1 standard in both of these areas. They will also receive suggestions and strategies for long-term development. The successful candidate is certified to teach beginner snowboarders uto the Nop vice Turn level.
The Level 1 certification is a pre-requisite for the CASI Level 2 Instructor certification, as well as the Park Instructor course.
Courses do not include:
- Lift pass
- Accomodation
- Meals
Course Duration:
English + Native Chinese:
3 days
Translated Course:
5 days
Online workshop
After you register for a course you will need to complete the online workshop on the CASI website, in your membership profile.
This needs to be completed before the course. If you have any questions during the online workshop, ask your evaluator during the course.
Level 1 Course Guide – Important
You can download the course guide from the resources tab.
Any questions that you dont understand or dont know the answer to can be asked to the evaluator during the course.
- Complete questions on pages 10-13
- under each question are the pages in the reference guide you will need to read.
- Read and take notes on pages 14 + 15
- CORE COMPETENCIES & RIDING SKILLS
- TEACHING BEGINNER SNOWBOARDERS
- Watch all videos for the Level 1 course
- Riding Standards
- Teaching Theory
- Quick Ride System
Level 1 Riding Standards
Level 1 Teaching Theory
Quick Ride System
When should I book my travel and accomodation?
CASI courses require minimum numbers to run and while most courses do run, some do not. It is therefore very important you do not make any travel arrangements, until the course is confirmed to be happening. Simply registering for a course is not a confirmation that the course will ultimately run.
How old do I have to be?
You must be 15 years old by the first day of the course.
What if the weather sucks?
Courses will run regardless of weather conditions. The only time a course will be cancelled would be due to either no snow, or the hill being closed due to extreme weather conditions such as severe snow storms, lightning storms, intense high winds, etc.
How good do I need to be?
You should have solid intermediate riding skills. Be able to link turns easily and smoothly on both your toe and heel sides and be in control of your board at all times. Remember, this is a course that teaches you how to become an instructor therefore only half of your overall mark is for your riding skills.
What are the specific riding skills required?
You should be able to ride in control. Keep a consistent speed regardless of terrain, pitch and snow conditions (on intermediate terrain – blue runs). Complete round, finished turns. Ride with your knees flexed. Have the ability to slowly demonstrate a big, wide turn. Have the ability to demonstrate at a very slow speed, basic snowboarding maneuvers such as side slipping & pendulum without losing your balance. The ability to change the size of your turns from large to medium to smaller. Make sure you review the Level 1 Riding Standards video for more info on the riding requirements.
I’ve never taught before…
No problem – that’s what the course is all about. The Evaluators are there to teach you how to teach so you’ll be able to go out and give a great first lesson to new snowboarders. The teaching portion makes up half of your mark. As an instructor, your job is to teach and demonstrate. If you are outgoing, self-confident, and speak audibly and clearly, you are likely the type of person who will do well in the teaching portion of the course. It is also important to be on time, pay attention and ask questions when needed. Be involved and have fun!
I took the course and failed, now what do I do?
If you’ve failed both the riding and teaching components, you’ll have to take the full course over again.
I took the course and only passed part of it, now what do I do?
If you’ve failed either the riding or teaching components, you have 2 years from the date of the course to retake the portion failed. If it is riding, you’ll attend Day 1, and if it is teaching, Day 2.
I’ve passed my Level 1 and want to take another course…
Check out the other courses available on our website and as a member you can register on-line for a Level 2 Instructor course or Park Instructor 1 course.
Can I achieve the Level 1 and Level 2 certification in the same season?
Yes – there is no mandatory waiting time between taking the Level 1 and Level 2 course. However, we strongly recommend that you obtain some teaching experience between the two courses, particularly if you have not been snowboarding for many years, and have limited or no teaching experience in other capacities. Please review the Level 1 and Level 2 Standards videos at our YouTube channel.
5 Day Translated Courses
The Level 1 Translated Courses requires an extra 2 days to allow us to keep the same standards and quality of instruction. As all verbal communication will be translated, these 2 extra days allow time for the evaluators to give all students the same attention they would receive on a 3 day english course.
Who is the translator?
We ensure we use a certified CASI instructor to provide translation. This way, you can be confidfent they are familiar with the CASI method of teaching and that you will receive accurate translation.
Refunds and transfers must be requested in writing via email. Please allow 2 business days for your request to be processed.
For cancellations, the following penalties will be applied:
- Within 2 weeks (14 days) of the start of the program: 70% of the registration fee will be refunded.
- Within 1 week (7 days) of the start of the program: 50% of the registration fee will be refunded.
- Within 3 days (72 hours) of the start of the program (or no-show): No refund.
Course Transfers:
- Course transfers will be charged a $25.00 administration fee.
- Transfers are possible only towards a program of equal cost, within the same season. If no transfer is possible, the refund policy will automatically apply.
Refunds and transfers requested for medical reasons will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and must be supported by a medical note.
CASI-ACMS reserves the right to cancel any program without prior notice, and will not be responsible for any expenses incurred by the participant. In that event, registration fees will be refunded in full.
All CASI programs have a limited number of spaces available and can fill up before the registration deadline. In that event, CASI reserves the right to refuse participants and to put them on a waiting list.
Level 2
Dates & Price
Who Should Take This Course?
You should take this course if you are a Level 1 Instructor with some teaching experience, love to teach, and have a desire to take your teaching skills to the next level. You should be confident and comfortable demonstrating intermediate to advanced riding in corresponding terrain.
Am I Ready?
The Level 2 Instructor standards require you to pass both riding and teaching evaluations. In order to help you achieve success on the course, we suggest you take the following steps in preparation, if they are available to you:
- Spend time working as an instructor (CASI recommends at least 45 hours of teaching experience as a Level 1 instructor), honing your communication, analysis and group management skills.
- Attend a session with a current CASI Level 2 Evaluator, to get feedback on your riding ability in relation to the technical standard.
- Complete the Level 2 course preparation workshops.
You may also take the Level 2 course as a non-testing participant. Participate in the course and improve your teaching and riding skills without participating in the exams. Non-testing participants will not receive the Level 2 certification but at the completion of the course will receive a certificate of participation.
Pre-requisites:
- Current CASI Level 1 Instructor
- Must be fluent in either English or French
- Able to ride on advanced terrain including un-groomed slopes, and carve controlled turns on intermediate terrain.
Description:
The CASI Level 2 Instructor certification is for any snowboarder that has passed the Level 1 certification, and has an interest in teaching more experienced snowboarders. CASI recommends that Level 2 candidates have prior experience teaching snowboarding in a snow school setting (approximately 45 hours) before attempting the Level 2 certification. This is not a mandatory requirement, and all Level 1 members are welcomed on the course, however, it is recommended in order to help ensure success on the Level 2 evaluations.
The goal of the Level 2 course is to develop a skills-based teaching approach for intermediate snowboarding, as well as an understanding of CASI technique and methodology, and the role of snowboard teaching within the industry. It combines practical snowboard teaching methods, technical understanding and development, as well as development of guest interaction and technical analysis skills.
Candidates will receive coaching on their riding and teaching skills, with the goal of reaching the Level 2 standard in both areas. They will also receive suggestions and strategies for long-term development. The successful candidate is certified to teach snowboarders up to the intermediate level (skills and terrain).
Level 2 is a prerequisite for the Level 3 certification.
Courses do not include:
- Lift pass
- Accomodation
- Meals
Course Duration:
English:
4 days
Translated Course:
7 days
Online workshop
After you register for a course you will need to complete the online workshop on the CASI website, in your membership profile.
This needs to be completed before the course. If you have any questions during the online workshop, ask your evaluator during the course.
Level 2 Course Guide – Important
You can download the course guide from the resources tab.
Any questions that you dont understand or dont know the answer to can be asked to the evaluator during the course.
- Complete questions on page 10
- under each question are the pages in the reference guide you will need to read.
- Review info and take notes on pages 12 – 16
- RIDER IMPROVEMENT PRESENTATION
- QUICKRIDE TEACHING PRESENTATION
- INTRODUCING NEW SKILLS
- DEVELOPING INTERMEDIATE SKILLS
- Watch all videos for the Level 2 course
- Riding Standards
- Teaching Theory
- Advanced Competencies
- Review Quick Ride System from Level 1
Level 2 Riding Standards
Level 2 Teaching Theory
Advanced Competencies
Quick Ride System
When should I book my travel and accomodation?
CASI courses require minimum numbers to run and while most courses do run, some do not. It is therefore very important you do not make any travel arrangements, until the course is confirmed to be happening. Simply registering for a course is not a confirmation that the course will ultimately run.
How old do I have to be?
There is no age requirement however, you must be a current Level 1 Instructor.
What will the Level 2 get me?
To start with, you’ll get training that will allow you to teach intermediate riders. With this, you’ll get more opportunities to teach higher-end lessons, as well as a pay raise (depending on your resort’s policies).
What do I have to do to pass?
Level 2 instructors needs to have solid intermediate riding skills. You should be comfortable riding at moderate speeds on most blue terrain, including blue and black runs. You’ll need to demonstrate that you can carve the snowboard (leaving a “pencil line” in the snow), as well as make short-radius turns on black runs. Teaching wise, you should be comfortable talking in front of a group of experienced riders, and demonstrating intermediate and advanced-level manoeuvres.
Please view the Level 2 standards video and Course Guide so you know the exact standards.
Should I have teaching experience?
Teaching experience helps. If you’ve been teaching beginner lessons for a season or so, you should be fine. CASI recommends that you have experience teaching (approx. 45 hours), in order to help you be successful in the Level 2. This is just a recommendation – all Level 1 members are welcome to take the Level 2 certification.
I only passed part fo the course, what do I do now?
If you’ve failed either the riding or teaching components of the Level 2 course, you have 2 years from the date of the course to retake the portion failed. The Level 2 re-test is a two-day re-evaluation (if required). If it is the riding component, you’ll attend Day 1 & 2, and if it is teaching component, Day 3 & 4.
7 Day Translated Courses
The Level 2 Translated Courses requires an extra 3 days to allow us to keep the same standards and quality of instruction. As all verbal communication will be translated, these 3 extra days allow time for the evaluators to give all students the same attention they would receive on a 4 day english course.
Who is the translator?
We ensure we use a certified CASI instructor to provide translation. This way, you can be confidfent they are familiar with the CASI method of teaching and that you will receive accurate translation.
Refunds and transfers must be requested in writing via email. Please allow 2 business days for your request to be processed.
For cancellations, the following penalties will be applied:
- Within 2 weeks (14 days) of the start of the program: 70% of the registration fee will be refunded.
- Within 1 week (7 days) of the start of the program: 50% of the registration fee will be refunded.
- Within 3 days (72 hours) of the start of the program (or no-show): No refund.
Course Transfers:
- Course transfers will be charged a $25.00 administration fee.
- Transfers are possible only towards a program of equal cost, within the same season. If no transfer is possible, the refund policy will automatically apply.
Refunds and transfers requested for medical reasons will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and must be supported by a medical note.
CASI-ACMS reserves the right to cancel any program without prior notice, and will not be responsible for any expenses incurred by the participant. In that event, registration fees will be refunded in full.
All CASI programs have a limited number of spaces available and can fill up before the registration deadline. In that event, CASI reserves the right to refuse participants and to put them on a waiting list.
Level 3
New changes to the Level 3
- 5 Day Course (Mandatory before taking exams)
- 3 Day Evaluation (Teaching, Riding and Instructor Training)\
- The 3 components of the exams can be taken separately but are normally scheduled together to allow students to take all 3 over 3 days.
Dates & Price
Who Should Take This Course?
You should take this course if you are a Level 2 Instructor, along with the Park 1 Instructor certification and plenty of teaching experience, including beginner to intermediate students in a variety of situations. You should love to teach, and have a desire to take your teaching skills to new areas of the mountain – groomed terrain, freeride terrain, and the terrain park. You should be confident and comfortable demonstrating advanced riding skills in corresponding terrain, and have an interest in learning to train fellow instructors.
Am I Ready?
The Level 3 Instructor standards require you to pass riding, teaching and instructor training (pedagogy) evaluations. In order to help you achieve success on the course, we suggest you take the following steps in preparation, if they are available to you:
- Spend plenty of time working as an instructor, honing your communication, analysis and group management skills.
- Ensure you are familiar with the CASI Level 1 & 2 course content and methodologies.
- Attend training sessions with a current CASI Level 3 Instructor or Evaluator, to get feedback on your riding ability in relation to the technical standard. The use of video analysis and feedback can be beneficial.
- Ensure that you have completed the Park 1 Instructor certification.
- Following completion of the course portion, attend the 1-day Level 3 Exam Prep course..
Pre-requisites:
- Level 2 Instructor
- Park Instructor 1
- Comfortable on all types of terrain, including basic freestyle/snowboard park terrain
Description:
The CASI Level 3 Instructor certification is for advanced snowboarders who have passed the Level 2 certification as well as the Park 1 Instructor certifciation, and have an interest in teaching advanced students and begin to train other instructors. The goal of the Level 3 course is to develop a skills-based and situational teaching approach for high-level snowboarding. Also, an understanding of CASI technique and methodology and an introduction to instructor training will be developed. It combines practical snowboard teaching methods, technical understanding and development, as well as development of analysis and session planning skills.
Candidates will receive coaching on their riding and teaching skills, with the goal of reaching the Level 3 standard in three areas: instructor training skills, riding skils (all-mountain freeriding and basic freestyle) and teaching skills. They will also receive suggestions and strategies for long-term development. The successful candidate is certified to teach snowboarders up to the advanced level and lead introductory instructor training sessions. Level 3 is a pre-requisite for the Level 4 certification.
The Level 3 course is delivered in two phases: a course phase where material is presented, and an evaluation phase where exams are conducted. Candidates will leave the course phase with clear feedback regarding performance and potential. Candidates must register for the course and exams portions separately, and are encouraged to take the exams at a later date to allow for training and development time following the course portion.
Courses do not include:
- Lift pass
- Accomodation
- Meals
Course Duration:
5 days totalling a minimum of 30 hours – course phase.
3 days – evaluation phase (Teaching, Riding and Instructor Training)
The 3 components of the exams can be taken separately but are normally scheduled together to allow students to take all 3 over 3 days.
Level 3 Course Guide – Important
You can download the course guide from the resources tab.
Any questions that you dont understand or dont know the answer to can be asked to the evaluator during the course.
- Complete questions on pages 9-10
- under each question are the pages in the reference guide you will need to read.
- Read and take notes on pages 12 + 17
- Can be completed during the 5 day course
- Watch all videos for the Level 3 course
- Riding Standards
- Advanced Competencies
Level 3 Riding Standards
Advanced Competencies
When should I book my travel and accomodation?
CASI courses require minimum numbers to run and while most courses do run, some do not. It is therefore very important you do not make any travel arrangements, until the course is confirmed to be happening. Simply registering for a course is not a confirmation that the course will ultimately run.
How many components are there on the Level 3 certification?
There are 3 components: Teaching, Riding, and Instructor Training. Candidates must pass the entire component to receive credit for successful completion.
What are the course pre-requisites?
Before attending the Level 3 Course portion, you need to be a CASI Level 2 Instructor (or equivalent Foreign Affiliate member), as well as a Park 1 instructor. Please note, both of these pre-requisites need to be completed prior to attending the Level 3 Course.
Do I keep the parts that I pass on the Level 3?
Yes, candidates will retain the components that they pass successfully for life.
How long do I have to complete all parts of the Level 3?
There is no time liimit to complete the Level 3 certification. Once you have completed the course portion, you are eligible to attend the exams as many times as you need to finish the certification. You may elect to re-take the course if you require additional training as well.
What info is covered on the Level 3?
The Level 3 course is for those who are interested in teaching advanced snowboarders in all-mountain, freeride and park terrain. Also, you may be looking at starting to train other instructors.
What do I have to do to pass?
Level 3 instructors show advanced level riding skills on most terrain. This includes black runs (groomed and un-groomed), bumps, steeps, as well as small and medium Terrain Park features. You should have the teaching experience to be confident teaching this level of rider, along with the ability to analyze and improve advanced riders’ skills. Please view the Level 3 standards video and Course Guide so you know the exact standards.
Should I take the course separate from the exams?
If possible, yes. CASI recommends taking the course, getting feedback from your Evaluators, and then taking some time to train and perfect your skills before coming back to the exams. Please note, if you register for the course and exams back-to-back, your Evaluator will make recommendations as to the parts of your teaching and/or riding that will need to be improved prior to exams, but they can’t make any predictions as to whether you’ll pass or not. If you are registered for the course and exams together, and you choose not to participate in the exams, you will be subject to CASI’s Cancellation Policy. It is also recommened to attend an Exam Prep session prior to the exams.
Do I need teaching experience?
Yes! The Level 3 certification is a high-level course and evaluation suitable for snowboard instructors with multiple years of teaching experience.
Refunds and transfers must be requested in writing via email. Please allow 2 business days for your request to be processed.
For cancellations, the following penalties will be applied:
- Within 2 weeks (14 days) of the start of the program: 70% of the registration fee will be refunded.
- Within 1 week (7 days) of the start of the program: 50% of the registration fee will be refunded.
- Within 3 days (72 hours) of the start of the program (or no-show): No refund.
Course Transfers:
- Course transfers will be charged a $25.00 administration fee.
- Transfers are possible only towards a program of equal cost, within the same season. If no transfer is possible, the refund policy will automatically apply.
Refunds and transfers requested for medical reasons will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and must be supported by a medical note.
CASI-ACMS reserves the right to cancel any program without prior notice, and will not be responsible for any expenses incurred by the participant. In that event, registration fees will be refunded in full.
All CASI programs have a limited number of spaces available and can fill up before the registration deadline. In that event, CASI reserves the right to refuse participants and to put them on a waiting list.
Park 1
Dates & Price
Who Should Take This Course?
You should take this course if you are a Level 1 instructor with a love of freestyle snowboarding. You should have a desire to introduce new students to snowboarding in the park safely and successfully. You should also be confident and comfortable both communicating and demonstrating in front of a group.
Am I Ready?
The Park Instructor Level 1 standards require you to pass both riding and teaching evaluations. In order to help you achieve success on the course, we suggest you take the following steps in preparation, if they are available to you:
- Spend time working as an instructor, honing your presentation and class management skills.
- Take a session with a current CASI Park Level 1 Evaluator to get feedback on your riding ability in relation to the technical standard.
You may also take the Park 1 course as a non-testing participant. Participate in the course and improve your teaching and riding skills without participating in the exams. Non-testing participants will not receive the Park 1 certification but at the completion of the course will receive a certificate of participation.
Pre-requisites:
- Current CASI Level 1 Instructor
- Must be fluent in either English or French
- Able to demonstrate comfortable and safe riding skills on intermediate terrain, as well as basic terrain park features.
Description:
The CASI Park Instructor certification course is open to members with a minimum Level 1 Instructor Certification. Candidates on the course will spend time exploring snowboarding technique and teaching methods as they relate to introductory terrain park and freestyle snowboarding.
The Park Instructor course is an introductory course, designed to give successful candidates the skills necessary to introduce students to the terrain park and freestyle snowboarding safely. Progression-based teaching methods, understanding of basic freestyle techniques, as well as lesson planning and effective communication skills will be addressed. Candidates will receive coaching on their snowboarding, as well as feedback on their teaching skills, with the goal of reaching the Park Instructor standard in both of these areas. They will also receive suggestions and strategies for long-term development. The successful candidate is certified to take students into freestyle terrain, and teach introductory / basic manoeuvres on beginner terrain park features.
Courses do not include:
- Lift pass
- Accomodation
- Meals
Course Duration:
2 days totalling a minimum of 12 hours (including evaluations).
Online workshop
After you register for a course you will need to complete the online workshop on the CASI website, in your membership profile.
This needs to be completed before the course. If you have any questions during the online workshop, ask your evaluator during the course.
Park 1 Course Guide – Important
You can download the course guide from the resources tab.
Any questions that you dont understand or dont know the answer to can be asked to the evaluator during the course.
- Complete questions on pages 9 – 10
- under each question are the pages in the reference guide you will need to read.
- Review info and take notes on pages 11 – 14
- THE CORE COMPETENCIES IN FREESTYLE SNOWBOARDING
- THE FREESTYLE FUNDAMENTALS
- Watch all videos for the Level 1 course
- Park 1 Riding Standards
Park 1 Riding Standards
When should I book my travel and accomodation?
CASI courses require minimum numbers to run and while most courses do run, some do not. It is therefore very important you do not make any travel arrangements, until the course is confirmed to be happening. Simply registering for a course is not a confirmation that the course will ultimately run.
Do I need to be an instructor first, before taking the Park 1 Instructor Course?
Yes, you’ll need to be a minimum Level 1 instructor.
How good do I have to be to pass the Park Course?
The Park Instructor Level 1 course is aimed at giving you tools to take students into the park for the first time safely. You won’t be hitting the big lines, but will be focusing on basic skills on the small features, and improving your teaching skills. Check out the Park Instructor video and Course Guide for more info.
3 Day Translated Courses
The Level 1 Park Translated Course requires an extra 1 day to allow us to keep the same standards and quality of instruction. As all verbal communication will be translated, this extra days allows time for the evaluators to give all students the same attention they would receive on a 2 day english course.
Who is the translator?
We ensure we use a certified CASI instructor to provide translation. This way, you can be confidfent they are familiar with the CASI method of teaching and that you will receive accurate translation.
Refunds and transfers must be requested in writing via email. Please allow 2 business days for your request to be processed.
For cancellations, the following penalties will be applied:
- Within 2 weeks (14 days) of the start of the program: 70% of the registration fee will be refunded.
- Within 1 week (7 days) of the start of the program: 50% of the registration fee will be refunded.
- Within 3 days (72 hours) of the start of the program (or no-show): No refund.
Course Transfers:
- Course transfers will be charged a $25.00 administration fee.
- Transfers are possible only towards a program of equal cost, within the same season. If no transfer is possible, the refund policy will automatically apply.
Refunds and transfers requested for medical reasons will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and must be supported by a medical note.
CASI-ACMS reserves the right to cancel any program without prior notice, and will not be responsible for any expenses incurred by the participant. In that event, registration fees will be refunded in full.
All CASI programs have a limited number of spaces available and can fill up before the registration deadline. In that event, CASI reserves the right to refuse participants and to put them on a waiting list.
Re-Tests
Re-Tests can be done in 2 ways.
1. If there is a space on a scheduled course 1 week before it starts then we may be able to add you to the course as a re-test student.
2. If there are many requests for a re-test, then we may schedule a special day(s) for all re-test students.
Please contact us here to let us know the date and location of your preferred re-test.
Dates & Price
Level 1 Re-Tests are 1 day long
Re-Test Days
Riding
Day 1 of course
Teaching
Day 2 of course
Price
¥30,000
Level 2 Re-Tests are 2 days long
Re-Test Days
Riding
Day 1 & 2 of course
Teaching
Day 3 & 4 of course
Price
¥30,000 (for both days)
Level 3 Re-Tests are per component.
You only need to book the component that you need to re-test on.
You can do this from the normal Level 3 course page
Re-Test Components
Riding
Teaching
Pedagogy
Price
¥30,000 (per component)
Park 1 Re-Tests are 1 day long
Re-Test Days
Teaching
Day 1 of course
Riding
Day 2 of course
Price
¥30,000
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Who are CASI?
CASI is one of the only professional snowboard instruction certification bodies in the world that is run entirely by snowboarders. It has a seven-member national Board of Directors; six elected by the membership, plus the Executive Director (who is a non-voting member). The Board conducts CASI’s affairs and business, which are then administered by the Executive Director.
CASI has a National Technical Team to assist in the technical operation of CASI. The purpose of the National Technical Team is to make decisions regarding course content, manual content, and technical doctrine and to make those recommendations to the Board of Directors for approval.
Mission: To champion the sport of snowboarding and snowboard instruction by providing an inclusive educational community while maintaining a leading international standard of snowboard instruction through innovative, relevant, and effective techniques.
Who are CASI
CASI is one of the only professional snowboard instruction certification bodies in the world that is run entirely by snowboarders. It has a seven-member national Board of Directors; six elected by the membership, plus the Executive Director (who is a non-voting member). The Board conducts CASI’s affairs and business, which are then administered by the Executive Director.
CASI has a National Technical Team to assist in the technical operation of CASI. The purpose of the National Technical Team is to make decisions regarding course content, manual content, and technical doctrine and to make those recommendations to the Board of Directors for approval.
Mission: To champion the sport of snowboarding and snowboard instruction by providing an inclusive educational community while maintaining a leading international standard of snowboard instruction through innovative, relevant, and effective techniques.
